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Wednesday, 23 September 2009

17/09/09

American soprano Maria Callas was found dead at her flat in Paris aged 53. on this day in 1977. Born Maria Kalogeropoulos of Hungarian parents in New York City in 1923, she became a world famous singer with a powerful voice. No doubt she would have enoyed...
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Devil Music Ensemble (Concert)

Tűzraktér, 17th September, 21:00, 800Ft

Hegedű utca 3 [map]
Buda, VI, Kiraly utca(T4, 6), 2 min


Devil Music offer a unique concept of music set to classic silent movies, and are currently touring Europe with their interpretation of the 1929 martial arts film Red Heroine. Traditional chinese folk music meets 'modern classical' in accompaniment to the film.

See the trailer for the Red Heroine Tour here
and the ensemble website, which features videos and details of previous productions, here.



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Also worth a gander...

Breakbeat Massive V Mustbeat (Club)
Corvintető, from 21:00
One of the best (and few) roof-top bars of the summer hosts Breakbeat Massive alongside Mustbeat to play their own respective brands of dirt-break, hip-break, break, funk and breakbeat.... Dancing ensues.

CoolJazzPool (Concert)

Széchenyi Fürdő [map], 22:00
An interesting night out at the baths, featuring Jazzy Chanson Duo. Breton ballads collide with Jazz, Rock and Chanson with Jewish and Roma twists.

Balogh Kálmán és a Gipsy Cimbalom Band (Concert)
Kobuci kert [map], 20:00, free
One
of Budapest's finest cimbalom players and his band provide something to dance to. MySpace here.

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